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We got the scoop last night on Saturday evening's canceled performance of On the Twentieth Century due to an ill Peter Gallagher. The show was canceled (because as is normal for a show in early previews), the understudy - James Moye - was not yet fully rehearsed.
Good news for audience members today, he was rehearsed last night and this morning and the show is back ON today, with Moye in the part of 'Oscar Jaffe' while Peter Gallagher recovers. For a look at Moye, we've got video from a recent appearance at 54 Below.
James Moye has numerous stage credits including Bullets Over Broadway, Million Dollar Quartet, Ragtime, A Tale of Two Cities, The Full Monty, Urinetown, Far From Heaven (Playwrights), Happiness (Lincoln Center), Dogfight (Second Stage), Closer Than Ever (York Theatre), Silence! the Musical (Elektra Theatre). National tours: The Drowsy Chaperone (Aldopho), Little Shop of Horrors (Orin et. al), White Christmas (Bob Wallace, Ordway). Regional credits include: Elf (Buddy , Paper Mill Playhouse), NERDS! (Tom Watson, NC Theatre), Tinyard Hill (Russell, Theatreworks, SF Bay Theater Critics AWARD-Best Supporting Actor- 2009), 110 In The Shade (File, Signature Theatre, Helen Hayes Nomination Best-Supporting Actor), Meet John Doe (Title Character, World Premiere at Goodspeed Musicals and Ford's Theatre) The Ballad of Little Jo (Gibbs, World Premiere at Steppenwolf Theatre Co.), Floyd Collins (Dr. Hazlett/ Reporter, Goodman, Old Globe and Prince Music Theatres).
He's been seen on Film and TV in Fair Game (w/ Sean Penn), Construction, The Warrior and The Savior, "Royal Pains," "The Onion News Network," "Law and Order: C.I.," "The Today Show," "As The World Turns," "Guiding Light." Cast recording: Dogfight, Far from Heaven, Meet John Doe, Dream True, Songs of Ahrens and Flaherty.
Roundabout Theatre Company presents a hilarious new production of On the Twentieth Century, the Tony-winning musical comedy from composer Cy Coleman (Sweet Charity), lyricist-librettists Betty Comden and Adolph Green (Singin' in the Rain), Tony-winning choreographer Warren Carlyle (After Midnight, ...Drood) and Tony-nominated director Scott Ellis (You Can't Take It With You, ...Drood).
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